Since one year I live in Italy near Milan and every weekend I go there, at the Duomo. I can't get enough of watching it and taking pictures. Every time is a different ... I just sit there in the piazza and watch the people passing..

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Duomo is beautiful from inside out, the paintings inside the Duomo really nice. And the stain glass looks imaging when the sun is shining through it. It's a great and beautiful place.

Years and years under restoration. From outside you can not see the beuty of the Duomo. But inside is fantastic, brings you back centurys that you feel that your in the middle age.

If you ever doubt the wealth the Catholic Church controls, take a visit to the Milan's Duomo - a massively ornate structure that is still being added to. Make sure you get a glimpse of the detail from the roof top observation area as well as the panoramic views of Milan.

The Duomo in Milan Italy was absolutely beautiful. Forget about taking the elevator - you should walk up the 250 steps to the roof to get the true effect of this incredible Duomo. This was last catherial I visited during my 10 day tour of Italy, and the this Duomo was by far the most beautiful in my opinion.

I LIKE EVERY THING, I GO EVERY YEAR FROM VENEZUELA, TO EUROPE AND I NEVER MIS MILAN, EVERY BODY HAVE TO TRY A CUP OF COFFE IN THE PLAZA, IS THE BEST COFFE, ALL THE PEOPLE ARE NICE....SANDRA

Milan has a wonderful Duomo. It is very ornate and beautiful. You can go up on the roof and see the ornate building and the surrounding area. I don't know the particular style, but it is quite a treasure. Italy has such wonderful churches, this is in the top 5 for me. Enjoy!!!

This place was huge, crazy detailed architecture and great views of the city. Remember, you can't take your backpacks in the building or on the roof. The inside is amazingly huge with many different religious displays (paintings, statues, vigils, confessionals, prayer benches, etc.)